Sentence examples for description called from inspiring English sources

But the conversations Ms Elliott's description called to mind weren't just with Muslims.

One of the most moving is a rare contemporary eye‐witness description, called the "Book of Chilam Balam of Chumayel," which recalls the two worlds, before and after contact.

This paper presents a set of concepts (property model, granularity and stratification concepts) and a language of property description called LUSP (Unified Language of Specification of Properties).

I interpret this as signifying that these three domains have carved up the vast area of description called context of situation by reference to their metafunctional orientations.

This description, called the second gradient theory, is numerically attractive since a single system of partial differential equations (PDEs) is necessary to determine the flow in the entire two-phase system, the phase change, the displacement of the interfaces, and their change in topology being a part of their solution.

Figure 1(B) is the automatically generated textual description, called Object-Process Language (OPL), expressing what the Object-Process Diagram (OPD) shown in Figure 1(A) tells us graphically.

The official patent description calls the Dreamachine a "procedure and apparatus for the production of artistic visual sensations".

This description calls to mind a Comment by Akash Kapur, which ran shortly after the 2004 tsunami struck in South Asia.

Paglen has long focussed on what the show's description calls "the geography and aesthetics" of the American surveillance state.

The official job description calls for the surgeon general to serve as "America's chief health educator".

The same goes for the unemployed worker who forgoes applying for their dream job because the job description calls for creativity skills they think they may not have.